Exemple #1
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def single_cluster_key_value_update(uid, old_key, key, key_value, key_err_low, key_err_high, key_comment):
    """
    Update per cluster key.
    """

    old_key, _, subkey_cond = key_subkey_cond(old_key)
    key, subkey, new_cond = key_subkey_cond(key)
    if subkey == "":
        subkey = "null"
    else:
        subkey = '"%s"' % subkey
    CONN = get_conn()
    if old_key == "" or old_key is None:
        # This might be a new one or an update of an old one.
        old_key = key
        subkey_cond = new_cond
    result = CONN.execute(
        """update per_cluster_keys
                               set key = "%s",
                                   subkey = %s,
                                   value = "%s",
                                   value_error_low = "%s",
                                   value_error_high = "%s",
                                   comment = "%s"
                             where uid = %s
                               and key = "%s"
                               and %s
                               """
        % (key, subkey, key_value, key_err_low, key_err_high, key_comment, uid, old_key, subkey_cond)
    )
    if result.rowcount == 0:
        # This was a new key...
        CONN.execute(
            """insert into per_cluster_keys
        (uid, key, subkey, value, value_error_low, value_error_high, comment)
        values (%s, "%s", %s, "%s", "%s", "%s", "%s")"""
            % (uid, key, subkey, key_value, key_err_low, key_err_high, key_comment)
        )
    CONN.commit()
    return None
Exemple #2
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def single_cluster_key_delete(uid, items):
    conn = get_conn()
    print items
    for item in items:
        key, subkey, subkey_cond = key_subkey_cond(item)
        conn.execute(
            """delete from per_cluster_keys
                         where uid = %s
                         and key = '%s'
                         and %s"""
            % (uid, key, subkey_cond)
        )
    conn.commit()
    return None